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Somewhere in Japan there is a wooden box that has never been opened. Not because it is locked. Because everyone who knows what is inside would rather die first. Five Japanese curses you can catch by accident, and the one rule that keeps each of them away from you: #5 Kotoribako — the child-taking box #4 Kashima Reiko — the woman who asks three questions #3 Cow Head (Gozu) — the story nobody can finish #2 Inunaki Village — the road past the sign #1 Tomino's Hell — the poem you must never read aloud More rules that keep you alive: How to Survive Japan's 5 Deadliest Urban Legends → Part 1 https://youtu.be/SA0OINHwXrY · Part 2 https://youtu.be/bbPGEZm0mnw · 5 Japanese Games You Should Never Play → https://youtu.be/jFQJGCmMf_c Which of them would you dare to test? Tell me in the comments. (Quietly.) 0:00 The box 0:38 #5 Kotoribako 2:13 #4 Kashima Reiko 3:36 #3 Cow Head 4:56 #2 Inunaki Village 6:06 #1 Tomino's Hell 7:27 The 5 rules Animated as a paper cut-out lightbox: every scene is layered paper lit from behind. These are legends and internet stories, told as legends: Kotoribako was posted on a Japanese message board in 2005; Tomino's Hell is a real 1919 poem by Saijō Yaso, and the "curse" around it is a 2000s legend. The poem is not recited in this video. Voices: ElevenLabs. Animation, music and sound design are original. #japanesehorror #urbanlegends #tominoshell #inunakivillage #kotoribako #horroranimation Designs drawn from the episodes: https://yureitales-shop.fourthwall.com
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